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reagan national is closed until late this morning, and we, of course, will have much more on this story in this half hour. >> we're going to turn to some other headlines this morning. now, president trump pushing forward with his immigration agenda as ice agents carry out more raids. trump is looking to house tens of thousands of illegal immigrants at guantanamo bay. abc's zohreen shah has more. >> president trump. >> directing undocumented migrants to guantanamo bay before they're deported to their home countries. >> some of them are so bad, we don't even trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back. >> the pentagon and dhs now prepare to send migrants to the same u.s. naval base, where some of the worst terrorists are detained. defense secretary pete hegseth, who served there, tells fox news the facility is not going to be the same one used for enemy combatants. >> so there. >> are places this is not the camps. you're not putting criminals in camps where isis and other criminals. >> abc news given access to a ride along in baltimore as ice officers looked for undocumented

migrants. >> so we have a four targets so far this morning. the first target is a convicted of robbery. >> chief justice correspondent pierre thomas watches as agents find multiple suspects. this man, agents say, sold fentanyl and cocaine, one of a thousand arrests in just the last day. agents admitting, though, that some migrants are being arrested without convictions. >> so the worst go first. everyone is on the table. so if we go arrest this dude and there's another, another person next to him who's also here illegally, we're going to start asking questions. and you know, if that person, if we determine that that person is illegal, they're coming with us. >> and the president signing the lincoln riley act, a bipartisan effort requiring undocumented immigrants who are charged with crimes be detained even if they're not convicted. the law, named after lincoln riley, the young nursing student in georgia murdered nearly a year ago by a migrant while jogging. but not all of trump's efforts have been successful. after two days of legal challenges, the trump administration rescinding its

motion to temporarily freeze trillions in federal funding that could impact millions of americans, including some who use it toward childcare, or even 2 million seniors who rely on meals on wheels. but the white house, standing firm on its offer of buyouts to over 2 million federal employees to either resign and get paid until the end of september or possibly lose their jobs. zohreen shah, abc news. >> all right. thank you for that. robert f kennedy jr is set to take questions from another senate committee today following a combative confirmation hearing as trump's pick to head the massive health and human services department. kennedy insists that he's not anti-vaccine. he clashed with democrats, grilling him about his shifting views after spreading misinformation on vaccines. >> mr. kennedy, you have spent years pushing conflicting. stories about vaccines. you say one thing and then you say another. >> i support the measles

vaccine. i support the polio vaccine. i will do nothing. as hhs secretary, that makes it difficult or discourages people from taking it. anybody who. >> when pressed about his past comments favoring abortion rights, kennedy said he will implement trump's policies. if all democrats vote against him, he can only afford to lose three republican votes. >> president trump signed several more executive orders as well, including one aimed at combating anti-semitism on college campuses and in communities. meta has agreed to pay $25 million to settle a lawsuit for suspending trump from facebook and instagram following the january 6th attack, and the president is preparing to mark the nation's 250th birthday next year. he established a task force, a task force to plan that celebration. >> coming up here on world news now, the latest on the search in the icy waters of the potomac river. >> our john nance joins us live next. you're watching world n m.

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airport overnight. it is currently closed. family members and friends are there, though they are gathering. >> on the nearby potomac river and overnight search after a flight from wichita, kansas collided with an army blackhawk helicopter. abc news aviation analyst john nance joins us live. john. we want to ask you a few questions here as we learn more information. it's believed that this passenger jet was using a runway or was instructed to use a runway, runway 33. that's not as common as runway one. how much could that have contributed to this disaster? >> the contribution, if there was one, was probably in terms of the fact that that runway is not normally possessed of an airplane making an approach. and if the helicopter thinks that the pilot thinks that there is no conflict that could draw him into making a decision that he hadn't seen the airplane or he hadn't seen the jet on the final approach. that's all speculation at this point, but it's a pretty

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